Health officials investigate possible food poisoning at Central Connecticut State University after several students get sick
They have closed the Hilltop Café while they look into the situation.
Sep 28, 2023, 11:04 AM
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6h agoAuthorities at Central Connecticut State University and the local health department are investigating potential food poisoning at an on-campus restaurant.
They have closed the Hilltop Café while they look into the situation.
The New Britain school says any students who are feeling sick should go to a campus health center, and they will get treated free of charge.
All the other restaurants on campus are still open.
